Definition of inheritance tax in English:

inheritance tax

noun

mass noun

(in the UK) tax levied on property and money acquired by gift or inheritance (introduced in 1986 to replace capital transfer tax).
（英国）（1986年推行以取代资本转让税的）遗产税，继承税
Example sentencesExamples
- Depending on who inherits the money after your death, there may be income or inheritance tax to be paid on the proceeds.
- The same applies to inheritance tax and stamp duty, both of which are payable on the basis of the house price.
- This enables them to avoid draconian British inheritance tax levies in favour of lower Irish rates.
- Most people know that you can gift £3,000 a year without inheritance tax applying at all.
- Most gifts are exempt from inheritance tax as long as they are made to individuals more than seven years before your death.
- In most other countries, inheritance tax is levied, which has long been a lever to modulate the income gap.
- These gifts are free of inheritance tax providing the individual survives seven years from the date of making the gift.
- Only the spouse of the person who has died can inherit without incurring inheritance tax.
- There are no annual property rates or taxes on the islands and inheritance tax was abolished in 1992.
- More of them than ever before have been swept into higher tax rates, inheritance tax and stamp duty.
- The rich have got off too lightly with reductions in capital gains tax and inheritance tax.
- The government announced last summer that work was under way to allow inheritance tax to be paid out of an estate before probate was granted.
- You recently mentioned the annual gift exemptions for inheritance tax.
- The problem with inheritance tax is that the government isn't taxing the dead, its taxing the bereaved.
- But even if you don't want to part with major items you can make various small gifts free from inheritance tax annually.
- Capital gains tax and inheritance tax can be avoided on works of art of national importance if they are available for the public to view.
- If inheritance tax is to be levied at all, very generous financial thresholds must be put in place.
- Some jurisdictions do not have an actual estate or inheritance tax but still levy tax when a death occurs.
- An inheritance tax is always imposed on beneficiaries when the deceased owns property or assets in Spain.
- You could be liable to Irish inheritance tax and a similar tax in your new country of residence.

Definition of inheritance tax in US English:

inheritance tax

nounɪnˈhɛrədəns ˌtæks

A tax imposed on someone who inherits property or money.
Also called death tax
Example sentencesExamples
- If inheritance tax is to be levied at all, very generous financial thresholds must be put in place.
- The rich have got off too lightly with reductions in capital gains tax and inheritance tax.
- But even if you don't want to part with major items you can make various small gifts free from inheritance tax annually.
- Most gifts are exempt from inheritance tax as long as they are made to individuals more than seven years before your death.
- You could be liable to Irish inheritance tax and a similar tax in your new country of residence.
- This enables them to avoid draconian British inheritance tax levies in favour of lower Irish rates.
- An inheritance tax is always imposed on beneficiaries when the deceased owns property or assets in Spain.
- Some jurisdictions do not have an actual estate or inheritance tax but still levy tax when a death occurs.
- Only the spouse of the person who has died can inherit without incurring inheritance tax.
- The same applies to inheritance tax and stamp duty, both of which are payable on the basis of the house price.
- More of them than ever before have been swept into higher tax rates, inheritance tax and stamp duty.
- Capital gains tax and inheritance tax can be avoided on works of art of national importance if they are available for the public to view.
- Most people know that you can gift £3,000 a year without inheritance tax applying at all.
- In most other countries, inheritance tax is levied, which has long been a lever to modulate the income gap.
- Depending on who inherits the money after your death, there may be income or inheritance tax to be paid on the proceeds.
- The government announced last summer that work was under way to allow inheritance tax to be paid out of an estate before probate was granted.
- These gifts are free of inheritance tax providing the individual survives seven years from the date of making the gift.
- There are no annual property rates or taxes on the islands and inheritance tax was abolished in 1992.
- You recently mentioned the annual gift exemptions for inheritance tax.
- The problem with inheritance tax is that the government isn't taxing the dead, its taxing the bereaved.

单词	inheritance tax
释义	Definition of inheritance tax in English: inheritance tax noun mass noun (in the UK) tax levied on property and money acquired by gift or inheritance (introduced in 1986 to replace capital transfer tax). （英国）（1986年推行以取代资本转让税的）遗产税，继承税 Example sentencesExamples Depending on who inherits the money after your death, there may be income or inheritance tax to be paid on the proceeds. The same applies to inheritance tax and stamp duty, both of which are payable on the basis of the house price. This enables them to avoid draconian British inheritance tax levies in favour of lower Irish rates. Most people know that you can gift £3,000 a year without inheritance tax applying at all. Most gifts are exempt from inheritance tax as long as they are made to individuals more than seven years before your death. In most other countries, inheritance tax is levied, which has long been a lever to modulate the income gap. These gifts are free of inheritance tax providing the individual survives seven years from the date of making the gift. Only the spouse of the person who has died can inherit without incurring inheritance tax. There are no annual property rates or taxes on the islands and inheritance tax was abolished in 1992. More of them than ever before have been swept into higher tax rates, inheritance tax and stamp duty. The rich have got off too lightly with reductions in capital gains tax and inheritance tax. The government announced last summer that work was under way to allow inheritance tax to be paid out of an estate before probate was granted. You recently mentioned the annual gift exemptions for inheritance tax. The problem with inheritance tax is that the government isn't taxing the dead, its taxing the bereaved. But even if you don't want to part with major items you can make various small gifts free from inheritance tax annually. Capital gains tax and inheritance tax can be avoided on works of art of national importance if they are available for the public to view. If inheritance tax is to be levied at all, very generous financial thresholds must be put in place. Some jurisdictions do not have an actual estate or inheritance tax but still levy tax when a death occurs. An inheritance tax is always imposed on beneficiaries when the deceased owns property or assets in Spain. You could be liable to Irish inheritance tax and a similar tax in your new country of residence. Definition of inheritance tax in US English: inheritance tax nounɪnˈhɛrədəns ˌtæks A tax imposed on someone who inherits property or money. Also called death tax Example sentencesExamples If inheritance tax is to be levied at all, very generous financial thresholds must be put in place. The rich have got off too lightly with reductions in capital gains tax and inheritance tax. But even if you don't want to part with major items you can make various small gifts free from inheritance tax annually. Most gifts are exempt from inheritance tax as long as they are made to individuals more than seven years before your death. You could be liable to Irish inheritance tax and a similar tax in your new country of residence. This enables them to avoid draconian British inheritance tax levies in favour of lower Irish rates. An inheritance tax is always imposed on beneficiaries when the deceased owns property or assets in Spain. Some jurisdictions do not have an actual estate or inheritance tax but still levy tax when a death occurs. Only the spouse of the person who has died can inherit without incurring inheritance tax. The same applies to inheritance tax and stamp duty, both of which are payable on the basis of the house price. More of them than ever before have been swept into higher tax rates, inheritance tax and stamp duty. Capital gains tax and inheritance tax can be avoided on works of art of national importance if they are available for the public to view. Most people know that you can gift £3,000 a year without inheritance tax applying at all. In most other countries, inheritance tax is levied, which has long been a lever to modulate the income gap. Depending on who inherits the money after your death, there may be income or inheritance tax to be paid on the proceeds. The government announced last summer that work was under way to allow inheritance tax to be paid out of an estate before probate was granted. These gifts are free of inheritance tax providing the individual survives seven years from the date of making the gift. There are no annual property rates or taxes on the islands and inheritance tax was abolished in 1992. You recently mentioned the annual gift exemptions for inheritance tax. The problem with inheritance tax is that the government isn't taxing the dead, its taxing the bereaved.
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